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111. The wrath of kings doth seldom measure keep

First Line:
The wrath of kings doth seldom measure keep
Last Line:
The ignoble beast is the most cruel beast
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
14354

112. This is that Colax that from foreign lands

First Line:
This is that Colax that from foreign lands
Last Line:
Which here the breeding of his country gave
DMI number:
41310

113. Thou dost not know what then will be thy mind

First Line:
Thou dost not know what then will be thy mind
Last Line:
When as more than themselves themselves they see
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
14964

114. Though virtue be the same when low she stands

First Line:
Though virtue be the same when low she stands
Last Line:
Hath state and greatness to do worthily
DMI number:
41445

115. Thus doth the all working providence retain

First Line:
Thus doth the all working providence retain
Last Line:
In periods of uncertain certainty
DMI number:
40682

116. Thus doth the ever changing course of things

First Line:
Thus doth the ever changing course of things
Last Line:
Brings us unto the point of back returning
DMI number:
41471

117. Thus mighty rivers quietly do glide

First Line:
Thus mighty rivers quietly do glide
Last Line:
And easier gains those ends she tends unto
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
17112

118. Thus must we do who are enthralled to kings

First Line:
Thus must we do who are enthralled to kings
Last Line:
Whether they will or just or unlawful things
DMI number:
41160

119. Tis easy to accuse

First Line:
Tis easy to accuse
Last Line:
The vanquished still is judged the worser part
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
16587

120. Tis nought but shows that ignorance esteems

First Line:
Tis nought but shows that ignorance esteems
Last Line:
The thing possessed is not the thing it seems
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
15594